NLE Choppa is no stranger to the rap game. Since making his debut in 2018, the Memphis native has changed what it means to be a young rapper. From climbing the music charts, to garnering a large fan base, and even changing his lifestyle, Choppa has greatly evolved as an artist throughout the years.
While he usually raps on bass-thumping beats and spits bars about having lived a dangerous lifestyle, NLE’s most recent single took a different route. His song, “Slut Me Out,” was released on April 15, but the rapper began promoting it on April 12 by making a video with members of the Omega Psi Phi fraternity.
The track has a fast tempo, but Choppa slowed down his flow to get his message across. Line after line, the “Shotta Flow” rapper delivered explicit bars about what goes down in the bedroom. He rapped, “Big d*ck energy, I give it. Don’t believe me, then come feel it.” He also detailed other vulgar acts that he’d perform in locations like church, on an airplane, or at a basketball game.
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